Jane Rogers (born 21 July 1952) is a British novelist, editor, scriptwriter, lecturer, and teacher. She is best known for her novels Mr. Wroe's Virgins and The Voyage Home. In 1994 Rogers was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.

Janet Rogers has been a working professional artist for overt 35 years, and has achieved Signature Status in The American Watercolor Society, The Florida Watercolor Society, South Carolina Watercolor Society and others.

Jane Rogers has written 10 novels ranging from historical to contemporary to sci fi. Books include Mr Wroe's Virgins (which she dramatised as an award-winning BBC drama serial), Island, and The Testament of Jessie Lamb (ManBooker longlisted, winner of the Arthur C …

Jane Rogers is an award winning author of nine novels, including The Testament of Jessie Lamb, Man-Booker longlisted and winner of the Arthur C Clarke Award 2012.

Jane writes novels, radio drama and short stories, and teaches writing at every level. She’s published 10 novels and 2 collections of stories. Her fiction has been long-listed for the Man-Booker prize, and she has won the Arthur C. Clarke Award, the Writers Guild Best Novel Award, and the Somerset Maugham Award.

Jane Rogers may refer to: Jane Rogers (novelist), British novelist and scriptwriter; Jane Rogers (actress, died 1718), English stage actress; Jane Rogers (actress, died 1739), her daughter, English stage actress; Jane A. Rogers, American actress; Jane Margaret Rogers, High Sheriff of …

Jane was born in London and grew up in Birmingham and Oxford, apart from 18 months in New York state when she was 13. She read English at Cambridge and taught full time for 3 years before deciding to prioritise her writing by teaching part time.

Jane Rogers has 68 books on Goodreads with 10552 ratings. Jane Rogers’s most popular book is The Testament of Jessie Lamb.

Jane Rogers is a novelist, dramatist and writer of short stories. Her ten novels include Her Living Image (Somerset Maugham award), Promised Lands (set in Australia in 1788 and winner of the Writers’ Guild best novel award), Island and The Testament of Jessie Lamb (ManBooker longlisted, Arthur C. Clarke award, 2012).

Jane Rogers has published ten novels and a collection of stories, original TV and radio drama, and adapted work for radio and TV.